Emporio Armani Full Display Smartwatch

Great watch. good looking. not as many features as other smartwatches (no heart rate sensor, GPS, NFC and LTE) but the build quality is excellent.when i first received it, the battery life was disappointing. it would drain to 0% after about 12 hours with minimal usage. a couple of months later it received an update and now the watch averages about 24-25 hours with minimal usage (always on display active, wifi on).

A nice design smart watch from a famous brand that combines smart watch features and good looking fashion design.Overall moderate battery with an average of 15-16 hours (connected to the phone, always on display is on & WiFi is off).At the first week of use it was a little bit slow in showing the notifications of calls and apps, but now it is better (Connected to Iphone X).It contains Emporio Armani watch faces that are customizable and super beautiful (I didn’t download other watch faces).I gave it 3 starts because of build quality, comparing the price & the brand name with the build quality, I would say it is disappointing. It is easily scratched, I already observed some scratches only because of putting it on the table with a good care and less than a month of usage, I’m not sure why the build quality and durability is bad compared to the price.

Really like this watch. I was looking for a smart good-looking stainless steel watch and it is. The only negative point is the battery life, I have to charge it daily (but it last all day).

Watch is beautiful, if you use watchmaker (The app) the watch lasts all day. Just a tip.

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perfect smartwatch

Torn.I was given the chance to review this nice looking at and times a pleasurably great watch to wear, but also frustrating at times.1. Aesthetic?: The watch itself is really very nice Stainless steel and excellent construction. The watch by any measure looks terrific and has a very nice weight to it that conveys quality. The band is very nice. The clasp is great and besides being without a transition, the clasp stays shut.With the changeable watch faces, then there really snit a concern about how the watch face looks, since you can change it to your tastes.2. Use?: This watch relies on the Android Wear app which is just okay. I am not a fan of that app. That being said, connection through bluetooth was fairly easy by just following directions.Frankly, once I set up the watch, and found the watch face and color I liked, I had difficulty finding how I was supposed to gear apps for this watch. I had to reset the watch connection three times thinking I made a mistake. I hadn't. The app via the phone, in my case the IOS, iOS just not easy to decipher.I like wearing the watch, I like the ease of charging, which is simply a slight magnet that fits securely on the back of the watch. But I don't love this watch based on the price point. Plus, battery life is good not great. The more you connect with the watch the more the battery will wear down. So this is not the longest life smart watch I have seen. I like the notifications, that's nice. I like the step counter although you wouldn't were this around all the time as this is really a dress watch.Overall?: So at this point, I don't know what to think. This is such a nice feeling, looking and wearing watch this is not a everyday wear it all the time kind of deal. So if it isn't you will need to charge it before you use it. So then the consideration is whether the price point is good given the price point given the limitations.I don't know. Hence, I am torn. torn. I am still thinking about this.

My husband was initially really excited to try this out. He has the Apple Watch, but has had trouble finding a band that he likes that looks okay with a suit. This smart watch, with its very watchlike appearance seemed to be the solution. As he was setting it up though, I had a feeling that he wasn't as crazy about it in person... it's really large. He kept putting it on and commenting on how heavy it was, and how it just didn't look like him. And because the face is so large, it was really noticeable with suits. And he has big wrists to begin with! Now, part of this could be because he has gotten used to wearing the slimmer Apple Watch, but this didn't last long in his rotation of things to try out. It does have a very nice case, and was pretty intuitive to use otherwise though.